Box truck freight out of Central Florida
Pallets, partials and liftgate deliveries across Florida and the Southeast, with long-haul runs on request. Send the load details and dispatch comes back with a rate and a pickup plan.
Freight that fits a 26-ft box
The work a straight truck does best: too much for a cargo van, not worth a 53-foot trailer.
Palletized freight
About 12 pallet positions (typical, confirmed per load), single-stacked, or double-stacked when the freight is stackable and the weight fits.
Partial loads
A few pallets that need to move now, without waiting on LTL terminals and transfers.
Liftgate deliveries
No dock at pickup or delivery? The liftgate handles it, including residential and limited-access stops.
Dedicated and expedited runs
One shipper, one truck, straight through. Hot loads can go out the same day when the truck is open.
How a load moves
Four steps from your first email to a signed POD.
Send the load
Pickup and delivery locations, ready date, pallet count, weight, and any liftgate or appointment needs. Use the quote form or email dispatch.
Get a rate and a plan
Dispatch replies with an all-in rate and a pickup window. Once you confirm, the load goes on the truck’s schedule.
Pickup and updates
The driver checks in on arrival, loads and secures the freight, and sends a picked-up update with the signed BOL.
Delivery and POD
The driver delivers to the appointment window on the rate con, and the signed POD reaches you the same day.
The truck
A 26-ft box truck with a tuck-under liftgate. Numbers below are typical and confirmed per load.
- Box
- 26 ft long, about 8 ft wide and 8 ft high inside
- Pallet positions
- About 12 standard pallets (48 × 40 in)Two across and six deep, single-stacked.
- Payload
- Roughly 10,000 lbDepends on the truck’s weight rating.
- Liftgate
- Tuck-under liftgateTypically rated 2,500 to 3,000 lb per lift.
Where we run
Regional runs across six Southeast states from Orlando. Long-haul across the lower 48 on request.
For brokers
Carrier profile, tender instructions and paperwork contacts in one place.
USDOT 7460033
For drivers
Non-CDL box truck work out of Central Florida: local, regional and long-haul runs.
Questions shippers ask
Straight answers before you send a load.
What fits in a 26-ft box truck?
About 12 standard pallets or roughly 10,000 lb, whichever you hit first. Floor-loaded cartons, crates and furniture work too. Send dimensions and weight and dispatch will confirm before anything is booked.
Do you need a dock at pickup or delivery?
No. The truck carries a liftgate, so ground-level pickups, residential stops and limited-access sites are fine. Pallets move to and from the liftgate by pallet jack; say whether one is on site. Note liftgate needs on the quote request so the plan accounts for them.
Where do you run?
Regional runs across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee from our Orlando base. Long-haul runs across the lower 48 are quoted on request.
How are rates set?
Every load gets an all-in quote based on miles, weight, timing and services such as liftgate or appointments. That rate covers the load as booked. Changes after booking, such as an added stop, detention past the free time on the rate con, or a truck ordered and not used, are quoted before they are billed.
Do you haul hazmat?
Not placarded hazmat. Tell dispatch what the freight is and you will get a straight answer on whether we can take it.
Have a load ready?
Send the pickup, delivery, pallets and weight. Dispatch replies with an all-in rate and a pickup window.